After reading this post at Gonzo Engaged I decided to take another look at Flickr Community Guidelines. After all I have more than 11,000 pictures there and I don’t want to have any surprises, if you know what I mean. Here are two quotes that I think are worth a reminder: Don’t upload anything that … Continue reading A little something from the Flickr guidelines
Flickr Blog has two good news: Flickr Uploadr 3.0 is available. Those of you using Flickr Uploadr to send pictures to you Flickr photo stream might want to upgrade. The new version offers a bunch of handy functionality, such as tagging, naming, and describing photos, as well as reordering. These are much faster to do … Continue reading New features from Flickr
Via Digg I came across this nicely written piece called “Photography Students Are Being Taught — But What Are They Really Learning Today?“. While I’m more of a lazy guy with a camera rather than anything of a photographer, I still can relate to what Mike Sheil writes:  So there am I looking at work … Continue reading Photography education anyone?
Over the last few years I’ve made several attempts at improving my personal finance management. With the exception of the last six month, I never tracked my spendings for more than a month or so. Two main reasons for that were: I never was on a financial edge for more than a month or so. … Continue reading Web-based personal finance managers
Google Blogoscoped runs this post speculating about an “undo” option for Gmail. I’ve touched this topic some time ago in my “You can’t recall an email” post. The base for that post of mine was purely technical. What is sent is sent, and there is no way to get it back. With another look on … Continue reading Undo for sending in Gmail